In Howard's End , Helen Schlegel imagines these creatures "marching across the universe" during a performance of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Tamoren is the chief of these creatures, who frighten the kingdom of Francelia, in a play by John Suckling. A
In Howard's End , Helen Schlegel imagines these creatures "marching across the universe" during a performance of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Tamoren is the chief of these creatures, who frighten the kingdom of Francelia, in a play by John Suckling. A poem about these creatures describes them with the lines "One had a cat's face, / One whisked a tail, / One tramped at a rat's pace, / One crawled like a snail." In that poem, a dying girl is brought back to health by kissing and sucking the juices from her sister's lips, after their cry "Come buy, come buy" entices a girl to trade a lock of golden hair for their tantalizing fruit. For 10 points, name these mischievous creatures that tempt the sisters Laura and Lizzie by running a market in a poem by Christina Rosetti.
In Howard's End , Helen Schlegel imagines these creatures "marching across the universe" during a performance of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
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